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A Fever You Can't Sweat Out - Panic! at the Disco This is the first album I can remember being able to listen to in its entirety. While "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" is obviously the showstopper, my personal favorite is "Build God, Then We'll Talk". This album always reminds me of summer, and I make a point to listen to it whenver I'm at the beach. One of those albums that every time I listen, I find a new favorite song.

Limón y Sal - Julieta Venegas Wikipedia dice que "Me Voy" era la canción que lanzó este álbum al éxito mundial; para mi era la titular "Limón y Sal". Durante mi primer paso de este álbum, solo me enfoqué en "Limón y Sal" pero hoy decidía escuchar otra vez y me sorprendía el número de canciones que me atraían. Aunque la mayoría de ellas repasan temas un poquito sencillo en varias puntos estaba pensando "Julieta Venegas eres la sola artista que me entiende".

Once Upon a Time in Space - The Mechanisms The Mechanisms were a steampunk cabaret of filksing space pirates. This is their first album, which (as the sound quality indicates) was recorded in a field. It features a variety of sea shanties and folk songs, reworked to tell an entirely new story about fairytales. Honestly, it's hard to describe. This was the first Mechanisms album that I listened to and it holds a special place in my heart even if the quality is not the greatest. "Pump Shanty" is the crowd pleaser, but I love "Sleeping Beauty" and "Old King Cole" too.

Whatever and Ever Amen - Ben Folds Five Recommended by a friend. As is going to become blindingly evident the more I fill out albums on this page, I'm a fan of higher energy songs, so this album is sort of a roller coaster for me. Nonetheless, it's a classic that I continue returning to over and over again at work. "Kate" and "One Angry Dwarf and 200 Solemn Faces" are two of the standouts to me.